Financial Expectations & The Stigma Of Starting From Ground Zero

It's quite normal for people to attach certain expectations when they get to some particular age in their life. This is because we're milestonic by default, every age we get to always has to carry important milestones, if not it's easier to deem oneself a failure because they haven't gotten to that level of achievement. An example of such an age is hitting 30.

Getting to 30 comes with a lot of pressure, people expect themselves to have been married, have comfortable jobs, have some certain millions in their savings, and maybe live the good life already. However, it all boils down to our financial background. Not everyone is lucky in life to be an early bird.

Some people are already rich before 25, they live expensive life and spend the amount of money they want, hence, it's generally unfair to measure everyone by these same standards. The reason is that everyone starts on different foundations. Some people never had the connections or recommendations to make headways in life, they were just ordinary startups that nobody was willing to invest in, and there are people who already had the foundation, the connections, and recommendations to start up.

In most cases, the first kind of people is the true victors, because they started from nowhere. This isn't to undermine the efforts of those who had solid foundations, to begin with, but easy or favorable conditions often create weak people. In this video, I talked about life's truest victors, the ones who started from nowhere but made it to the top.

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